The new Excel and Word Office.js APIs provide a variety of Excel and Word specific functionality related to the documents being collaborated on. Examples include populating content controls in Word or inserting formatted charts in Excel and are a result of UserVoice feedback from Partners. Content Controls. The PictureContentControl is one of eight types of content controls that you can use to design documents and templates in Microsoft Office Word. Content controls have a user interface (UI) that has controlled input like a form.

Note This interface is implemented by the Visual Studio Tools for Office runtime. It is not intended to be implemented in your code. For more information, see. Content Controls The is one of eight types of content controls that you can use to design documents and templates in Microsoft Office Word.

Content controls have a user interface (UI) that has controlled input like a form. You can use content controls to prevent users from editing protected sections of the document or template, and you can also bind content controls to a data source. For more information, see. Usage This documentation describes the version of this type that is used in Office projects that target the.NET Framework 4 or later. In projects that target the.NET Framework 3.5, this type might have different members and the code examples provided for this type might not work.

For documentation about this type in projects that target the.NET Framework 3.5, see the following reference section in the Visual Studio 2008 documentation:. Properties Gets a that represents the current instance of Microsoft Office Word. Gets a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the was created. Gets or sets the image that is displayed by the. Gets or sets a value that specifies whether the can be deleted from the document.

Gets or sets a value that specifies whether the contents of the can be edited. Gets the parent of the. Gets the parent content control of a that is nested in another content control. Gets a that represents the contents of the. Gets or sets a value that specifies whether to display the UI that users can click to select an image to display in the control at run time. Gets or sets a string that you want to associate with the.

Gets or sets a value that specifies whether the is automatically deleted from the document when the control is edited. Gets or sets the title of the. Gets an that represents the binding between the and an element in a custom XML part. Methods Copies the from the document to the Clipboard.

Removes the from the document and adds it to the Clipboard.

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Checkboxes help us to make a checklist which resembles whether we have completed the task or it is still remaining. MS Word allows you to make a checklist with the checkboxes that are clickable.

Checkbox once clicked is checked and on second click it gets unchecked. So let us see How to Insert Clickable Checkbox in MS Word 2016? Step to Insert Clickable Checkbox in MS Word 2016: Step 1: Open an MS Word document on your screen. To insert a checkbox in the document you have to add a Developer tab in the Ribbon.

You can add Developer Tab in two ways either right click on any tab present on the Ribbon and among the popped options select Customize the Ribbon option, which will allow you to add Developer tab. For demonstration, I have chosen the second way. For that go the File Tab. Step 2: Under File tab, click on the Options tab. Step 3: A Word Options dialog box will pop out. In Word Options dialog box click on the Customize Ribbon tab present on the left-hand side of the window.